In the walled gardens of old Jaipur, embroiderers once stitched entire orchards onto cloth — pomegranate blossoms, wandering vines, hearts left as quiet blessings for the wearer. The Anar Baagh jacket carries that same devotion, its espresso-brown velvet transformed into a private garden that unfurls with every movement.
Hand-embroidered in dense Suzani stitchwork, the jacket blooms with lilac scrollwork vines that spiral across the shoulders and hem, punctuated by mustard-gold and ruby-red tulip hearts. Two commanding medallions anchor the chest — one an olive rosette laced with lavender leaves, the other a bullseye of crimson, gold, and moss green, echoing the sun-disc motifs of Central Asian textile tradition. Scattered hearts in olive and red trail down the sleeves like fallen petals, while golden snowflower bursts settle near the hem. A green-and-white striped lining, stamped with a single red heart, offers a playful secret beneath the earthen exterior.
Cut in a relaxed, open silhouette with a mandarin collar, this jacket wears like a wearable heirloom — substantial enough for cool evenings, storied enough to be the only accessory you need. No two embroidered panels are identical, making each piece a singular artifact of hand craft.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand embroidery on cotton velvet · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Dense hand-embroidered Suzani work in mustard, ruby red, olive, and lilac threads
Signature medallion motifs inspired by Central Asian sun-disc embroidery
Relaxed, open-front silhouette with mandarin collar
Striped cotton lining with hand-stitched heart detail
One-of-a-kind piece — no two embroidery placements are alike
